“Thank you to Daniel, who helped me with a price check instead of just pushing me to the side and going the extra mile to make sure I was able to purchase what I wanted!”
“Recent experience regarding this store. I would like to take a moment to inform you that I visited with my friends, and I must say that this store has a vast collection of clothing, and I particularly love HomeSense. However, this store is in dire need of additional cashiers. I found myself in the checkout line for approximately 10 minutes due to the store's busyness. This location truly requires more staff at the cash registers, as I observed an abundance of employees on the sales floor but a lack of cashiers. I would also like to take a moment to commend the cashier who assisted me, Anura, who was exceptional. She apologized for the long line and worked as quickly as possible to reduce the wait time. My friend and I were contemplating that since this location is situated within CrossIron Mall, the absence of cashiers is quite concerning. I would also advise that anyone planning to visit this store should be prepared to wait in line. Anura, thank you for your outstanding customer service and for providing your assistance in an efficient manner. I look forward to shopping here in the future, but I must be prepared to allocate extra time for my visit to this store.”
“Huge !! , has everything you could need for a great deal. Only downside was at self checkout one of the cashier helpers was persistent About getting a Walmart card … to the point of annoying!! Otherwise great store”
“Great store, amazing staff especially would like to highlight this sweet lady Tania at the jewellery section. She is so nice, professional and caring. Was very helpful and I really enjoyed having a chat with her. Thank You!”
“This is the biggest canadian tire I've been to so far. And my son took a picture of me in my new coat on the big chair out front. A fun opportunity for a great canadiana shot.”
“I ordered personalized Christmas cards online to be picked up at the Olds Walmart. They didn't arrive, so after about a dozen phone calls, I finally went to the location and convinced the manager to let me print cards at the photo kiosk for free, as I had already paid for cards which never arrived. Everyone was friendly but unable to figure out a solution.”
“Like wvery other walmart but i”ve been shopping here for years and never had a problem! I”m an idiot magnet trust me if there is staff not up to snuff they will find me. So the fact that there has never been a problem says alot about its nice clean and I never have a problem finding what I need. I will continue shopping here! Recommend for sure.”
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